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Loggerhead Key is the largest island in Dry Tortugas National Park and home to the historic 150-foot brick lighthouse, built in 1858. Once a bustling center of maritime navigation, today the island is a quiet sanctuary for nesting sea turtles, migratory birds, and vibrant coral reefs just offshore. Accessible only by boat, Loggerhead Key showcases the remote beauty and ecological richness of the Dry Tortugas, offering a glimpse into both the natural and cultural history of this unique park.
NPS Photo by Brandon Cintron Gerena
The Tiki Bar bartender at the Hampton Inn - Don - had a parakeet that was very friendly with all the hotel guests
Photographed from the observation room of the Terminal Tower in Cleveland, Ohio. The Key Tower may appear shorter, but is actually the tallest skyscraper building in Cleveland at 57 stories rising 947 feet from Public Square. Available for purchase at dalekincaid.com.
I did a nightscape panorama of this bridge way back in the day. Seemed fitting to do the same in the daylight. Luckily the sky was gorgeous for it. You'd think I'd used a polarizer on a wide lens the way the sky is, though.
Key West Cemetery. Established in 1847 after an 1846 hurricane washed most of the bodies out of the previous cemetery on the south side of the island near present-day Higgs Beach. Central to the military section is the statue and monument to the dead from the 1898 explosion of USS Maine (ACR 1) in Havana Harbor. (Nathanael Miller, 25 July 2017)
Dock workers braving the elements. -- Day 2 of Vision of the Seas cruise - details www.lisashea.com/travelogues/yr2016/caribbean/keywest/